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Molecule Delivery in Plants Using a Direct Infusion Device

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Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device

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Biologia

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JoVE Journal Biologia

Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device

Applying Compounds to Citrus Plants Using a Novel 3D-Printed Direct Plant Infusion (DPI) Device

Molecule Delivery in Plants Using a Direct Infusion Device

DOI:

10.3791/200038-v

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02:36 min

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June 02, 2023

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Brian H. Rhodes, Richard R. Stange, Patrick Zagorski, Matthew G. Hentz, Randall P. Niedz, Robert G. Shatters, Marco Pitino

¹United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service U.S. Horticultural Research Laboratory, ²Agrosource Incorporated

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3D-printed Device Direct Plant Infusion DPI Citrus Plants Compound Application Silicone Tape Plastisol Ring Syringe Compound Delivery CFDA Dye Streptomycin Candidatus Liberibacter Asiaticus CLas Imidacloprid Nymph Emergence Honeydew Production

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